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MIView 0.7.52 has been released. This fixes a small bug when converting a single nifti or analyze file to a multi-file DICOM volume. The StudyUID and SeriesUID are now consistent between the resulting files. The ability to anonymize (or change) the series number has been added as well.

I was curious why this website was getting so much traffic from Italy... and I found out someone has posted a review (and video) of MIView. It's all in Italian, but its pretty interesting to see that people are interested in using the program even through it is not in their native language.Read 0 Comments... >>

MIView 0.7.49

Wednesday, 06 April 2011 14:59

I released MIView 0.7.49 today which includes support for writing of DICOM files. The following conversions are now supported:

2D/3D DICOM to 3D Nifti/Analyze

2D DICOM to Raster

3D Nifti/Analyze to 2D/3D DICOM

2D Raster to 2D DICOM

Dicom and Nifti/Analyze store their images in different ways. Both can contain 3D images in a single file, but DICOM can contain 3D images across multiple files or in a single 2D file (mosaic). Things get complicated when converting between the formats, but conversions basically come in 3 flavors (# files in ... # files out):

It's been a LONG time since I've updated this website, mainly because I was finishing up graduate school over the past 18 months. Now that I've graduated, I've gotten back into MIView development. 32 and 64-bit versions are now available, and I've begun to modernize the program including using standard template libraries. The volume rendering works correctly now, and there is a new 256 pixel icon. The latest version (available from sourceforge) was compiled with Visual Studio 2010, and for the first time runs correctly as a 64-bit executable.

I was holding off on using STL and templates originally because I planned to do cross platform development, and according to wxWidgets coding style, these features are not available on all platforms. However, this doesn't appear to be the case any longer at all. GCC, Windows, Mac compilers all support templates and STL... so that's the way to go. Hopefully development will continue on MIView!